The Night Parrot or Pezoporus occidentalis has been called the “world’s most mysterious bird”. First discovered in 1845, it was rarely seen alive for most of the next hundred and seventy years, but it has been rediscovered in 2013 by Queensland naturalist John Young. Its location is a closely guarded secret to keep flocks of 'twitchers' away.
This is an entrance to the Australian Museum old school building on William St.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Pezoporus occidentalis
The Night Parrot or Pezoporus occidentalis has been called the “world’s most mysterious bird”. First discovered in 1845, it was rarely seen alive for most of the next hundred and seventy years, but it has been rediscovered in 2013 by Queensland naturalist John Young. Its location is a closely guarded secret to keep flocks of 'twitchers' away.
This is an entrance to the Australian Museum old school building on William St.
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